Abstract: To provide a power MISFET using oxide semiconductor. A gate electrode, a source electrode, and a drain electrode are formed so as to interpose a semiconductor layer therebetween, and a region of the semiconductor layer where the gate electrode and the drain electrode do not overlap with each other is provided between the gate electrode and the drain electrode. The length of the region is from 0.5 ?m to 5 ?m. In such a power MISFET, a power source of 100 V or higher and a load are connected in series between the drain electrode and the source electrode, and a control signal is input to the gate electrode.

Abstract: A technique is provided for base recognition in an integrated device is provided. A target molecule is driven into a nanopore of the integrated device. The integrated device includes a nanowire separated into a left nanowire part and a right nanowire part to form a nanogap in between, a source pad connected to the right nanowire part, a drain pad connected to the left nanowire part, and the nanopore. The source pad, the drain pad, the right nanowire part, the left nanowire part, and the nanogap together form a transistor. The nanogap is part of the nanopore. A transistor current is measured while a single base of the target molecule is in the nanogap of the nanopore, and the single base affects the transistor current. An identity of the single base is determined according to a change in the transistor current.

Abstract: Various embodiments are provided for graphite and/or graphene based semiconductor devices. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a semiconductor layer and a semimetal stack. In another embodiment, the semiconductor device includes a semiconductor layer and a zero gap semiconductor layer. The semimetal stack/zero gap semiconductor layer is formed on the semiconductor layer, which forms a Schottky barrier. In another embodiment, a semiconductor device includes first and second semiconductor layers and a semimetal stack. In another embodiment, a semiconductor device includes first and second semiconductor layers and a zero gap semiconductor layer. The first semiconductor layer includes a first semiconducting material and the second semi conductor layer includes a second semiconducting material formed on the first semiconductor layer. The semimetal stack/zero gap semiconductor layer is formed on the second semiconductor layer, which forms a Schottky barrier.

Abstract: A method of fabricating an electromechanical device includes the following steps. A first and a second back gate are formed over a substrate. An etch stop layer is formed covering the first and second back gates. Electrodes are formed over the first and second back gates, wherein the electrodes include one or more gate, source, and drain electrodes, wherein gaps are present between the source and drain electrodes. One or more Janus components are placed the gaps, each of which includes a first portion having an electrically conductive material and a second portion having an electrically insulating material, and wherein i) the first or second portion of the Janus components placed in a first one of the gaps has a fixed positive surface charge and ii) the first or second portion of the Janus components placed in a second one of the gaps has a fixed negative surface charge.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing an end effector for a surgical instrument includes providing a substrate wherein at least an outer periphery of the substrate is formed from an electrically-insulative material. The method further includes forming at least one ridge on the outer periphery of the substrate and depositing an electrically-conductive material onto the at least one ridge to form at least one electrode.

Abstract: Manufacturing a semiconductor structure including: forming a seed material on a sidewall of a mandrel; forming a graphene field effect transistor (FET) on the seed material; and removing the seed material.

Abstract: A semiconducting graphene structure may include a graphene material and a graphene-lattice matching material over at least a portion of the graphene material, wherein the graphene-lattice matching material has a lattice constant within about ±5% of a multiple of the lattice constant or bond length of the graphene material. The semiconducting graphene structure may have an energy band gap of at least about 0.5 eV. A method of modifying an energy band gap of a graphene material may include forming a graphene-lattice matching material over at least a portion of a graphene material, the graphene-lattice matching material having a lattice constant within about ±5% of a multiple of the lattice constant or bond length of the graphene material.

Abstract: A graphene field-effect transistor is disclosed. The graphene field-effect transistor includes a first graphene sheet, a first gate layer coupled to the first graphene sheet and a second graphene sheet coupled to the first gate layer opposite the first gate layer. The first gate layer is configured to influence an electric field within the first graphene sheet as well as to influence an electric field of the second graphene sheet.

Abstract: A graphene-based device can be characterized as including a first electrode comprising graphene, a second electrode comprising graphene, and a potential barrier. The first electrode is physically separated from the second electrode by the potential barrier. The first electrode, second electrode and potential barrier are configured such that the graphene-based device can exhibit non-linear I-V characteristics under application of a voltage bias between the first electrode and the second electrode.

Abstract: According to example embodiments, an electrode structure includes a graphene layer on a semiconductor layer and an electrode containing metal on the graphene layer. A field effect transistor (FET) may include the electrode structure.

Abstract: A transistor includes a silicon carbide crystal (110) having a silicon terminated face (112). A semiconducting-type graphene layer (120) is bonded to the silicon terminated face (112). A first semimetallic-type graphene layer (122) is contiguous with a first portion of the semiconducting-type graphene layer (120). A second semimetallic-type graphene layer (122) is contiguous with a second portion of the semiconducting-type graphene layer (120) that is spaced apart from the first portion. An insulator layer (132) is disposed on a portion of the semiconducting-type graphene layer (120). A gate conductive layer (134) disposed on the insulator layer (132) and spaced apart from the semiconducting-type graphene layer (120).

Abstract: A semiconducting graphene structure may include a graphene material and a graphene-lattice matching material over at least a portion of the graphene material, wherein the graphene-lattice matching material has a lattice constant within about ±5% of a multiple of the lattice constant or bond length of the graphene material. The semiconducting graphene structure may have an energy band gap of at least about 0.5 eV. A method of modifying an energy band gap of a graphene material may include forming a graphene-lattice matching material over at least a portion of a graphene material, the graphene-lattice matching material having a lattice constant within about ±5% of a multiple of the lattice constant or bond length of the graphene material.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of microelectronic transistor fabrication and, more particularly, to the fabrication of a tunnel field effect transistor having an improved on-current level without a corresponding increasing the off-current level, achieved by the addition of a transition layer between a source and an intrinsic channel of the tunnel field effect transistor.

Abstract: A technique is provided for base recognition in an integrated device is provided. A target molecule is driven into a nanopore of the integrated device. The integrated device includes a nanowire separated into a left nanowire part and a right nanowire part to form a nanogap in between, a source pad connected to the right nanowire part, a drain pad connected to the left nanowire part, and the nanopore. The source pad, the drain pad, the right nanowire part, the left nanowire part, and the nanogap together form a transistor. The nanogap is part of the nanopore. A transistor current is measured while a single base of the target molecule is in the nanogap of the nanopore, and the single base affects the transistor current. An identity of the single base is determined according to a change in the transistor current.

Abstract: Tunneling field effect transistors (TFETs) for CMOS architectures and approaches to fabricating N-type and P-type TFETs are described. For example, a tunneling field effect transistor (TFET) includes a homojunction active region disposed above a substrate. The homojunction active region includes a relaxed Ge or GeSn body having an undoped channel region therein. The homojunction active region also includes doped source and drain regions disposed in the relaxed Ge or GeSn body, on either side of the channel region. The TFET also includes a gate stack disposed on the channel region, between the source and drain regions. The gate stack includes a gate dielectric portion and gate electrode portion.

Abstract: The graphene electronic device may include a gate oxide on a conductive substrate, the conductive substrate configured to function as a gate electrode, a pair of first metals on the gate oxide, the pair of the first metals separate from each other, a graphene channel layer extending between the first metals and on the first metals, and a source electrode and a drain electrode on both edges of the graphene channel layer.

Abstract: The invention is a field-effect transistor with a channel consisting of a thin sheet of one or more atomic layers of lateral heterostructures based on hybridized graphene. The role of lateral heterostructures is to modify the energy gap in the channel so as to enable the effective operation of the transistor in all bias regions. This solution solves the problem of the missing bandgap in single-layer and multi-layer graphene, which does not allow the fabrication of transistors that can be efficiently switched off. The possibility of fabricating lateral heterostructures, with patterns of domains with different energy dispersion relations, enables the realization of field-effect transistors with additional functionalities with respect to common transistors.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an integrated circuit (IC). The IC includes a substrate having a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) region. The IC further includes first gate, source and drain regions, having a first length, and second gate, source and drain regions, having a second length. A first nanowire set is disposed in the first gate region, the first nanowire set including a nanowire having a first diameter and connecting to a feature in the first source region and a feature in the first drain region. A second nanowire set is disposed in the second gate region, the second nanowire set including a nanowire having a second diameter and connecting to a feature in the second source region and a feature in the second drain region. The diameters are such that if the first length is greater than the second length, the first diameter is less than the second diameter, and vice versa.

Abstract: A Schottky junction silicon nanowire field-effect biosensor/molecule detector with a nanowire thickness of 10 nanometer or less and an aligned source/drain workfunction for increased sensitivity. The nanowire channel is coated with a surface treatment to which a molecule of interest absorbs, which modulates the conductivity of the channel between the Schottky junctions sufficiently to qualitatively and quantitatively measure the presence and amount of the molecule.

Abstract: A transistor, a display device, and associated methods, the transistor including a substrate; an active layer pattern disposed on the substrate, the active layer pattern including silicon and graphene; a gate insulating layer disposed on the active layer pattern; a gate electrode disposed on the gate insulating layer; an insulating interlayer covering the active layer pattern and the gate electrode; and a source electrode and a drain electrode in contact with the active layer pattern.

Abstract: A tunneling field effect transistor structure and a method for forming the same are provided. The tunneling field effect transistor structure comprises: a substrate; a plurality of convex structures formed on the substrate, every two adjacent convex structures being separated by a predetermined cavity less than 30 nm in width, the convex structures comprising a plurality of sets, and each set comprising more than two convex structures; a plurality of floated films formed on tops of the convex structures, each floated film corresponding to one set of convex structures, a region of each floated film corresponding to a top of an intermediate convex structure in each set being formed as a channel region, and regions of the each floated film at both sides of the channel region are formed as a source region and a drain region with opposite conductivity types respectively; and a gate stack formed on each channel region.

Abstract: In a group III nitride-type field effect transistor, the present invention reduces a leak current component by conduction of residual carriers in a buffer layer, and achieves improvement in a break-down voltage, and enhances a carrier confinement effect (carrier confinement) of a channel to improve pinch-off characteristics (to suppress a short channel effect). For example, when applying the present invention to a GaN-type field effect transistor, besides GaN of a channel layer, a composition-modulated (composition-gradient) AlGaN layer in which aluminum composition reduces toward a top gradually or stepwise is used as a buffer layer (hetero buffer).

Abstract: Compound tunneling field effect transistors integrated on a silicon substrate are provided with increased tunneling efficiency and an abrupt band slope by forming a source region with a material having a bandgap at least 0.4 electron volts (eV) narrower than that of silicon to increase a driving current (ON current) by forming a channel region with a material having almost no difference in lattice constant from a source region and having a high electron mobility at least 5 times higher than silicon. ON/OFF current ratio simultaneously is increased by forming a drain region with a material having a bandgap at least as wide as a channel region material to restrain OFF current. Tunneling field effect transistors having various threshold voltages according to circuit designs are formed easily by adding a specific material with an electron affinity less than a source region material when forming a channel region.

Abstract: By reducing a deposition rate and maintaining a low bias power in a plasma atmosphere, a spacer layer, for example a silicon nitride layer, may be deposited that exhibits tensile stress. The amount of tensile stress is controllable within a wide range, thereby providing the potential for forming sidewall spacer elements that modify the charge carrier mobility and thus the conductivity of the channel region of a field effect transistor.

Abstract: Selective epitaxy of a semiconductor material is performed on a semiconductor fin to form a semiconductor nanowire. Surfaces of the semiconductor nanowire include facets that are non-horizontal and non-vertical. A gate electrode can be formed over the semiconductor nanowire such that the faceted surfaces can be employed as channel surfaces. The epitaxially deposited portions of the faceted semiconductor nanowire can apply stress to the channels. Further, an additional semiconductor material may be added to form an outer shell of the faceted semiconductor nanowire prior to forming a gate electrode thereupon. The faceted surfaces of the semiconductor nanowire provide well-defined charge carrier transport properties, which can be advantageously employed to provide a semiconductor device with well-controlled device characteristics.

Abstract: A graphene sensor and method for selective sensing of vapors, gases and biological agents are disclosed. The graphene sensor can include a substrate; a dielectric substrate on an upper layer of the substrate; a layer of graphene on an upper layer of the dielectric substrate; and a source and drain contact on an upper surface of the layer of graphene. The method for detection of vapors, gases and biological objects with low frequency input as a sensing parameter can include exposing a graphene device to at least one vapor, gas, and/or biological object, the graphene device comprising: a substrate; a dielectric substrate on an upper layer of the substrate, a layer of graphene on an upper layer of the dielectric substrate, and a source and drain contact on an upper surface of the layer of graphene; and measuring a change in a noise spectra of the graphene device.

Abstract: A graphene field-effect transistor is disclosed. The graphene field-effect transistor includes a first graphene sheet, a first gate layer coupled to the first graphene sheet and a second graphene sheet coupled to the first gate layer opposite the first gate layer. The first gate layer is configured to influence an electric field within the first graphene sheet as well as to influence an electric field of the second graphene sheet.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a graphene layer, the graphene layer comprising a region of undoped graphene, the undoped graphene comprising a channel of a transistor, and a region of doped graphene, the doped graphene comprising a contact of the transistor; and a gate of the transistor, the gate comprising a carbon nanotube film. A method of fabricating an integrated circuit comprising graphene and carbon nanotubes, includes forming a graphene layer; doping a portion of the graphene layer, resulting in doped graphene and undoped graphene; forming a carbon nanotube film; and etching the carbon nanotube film to form a gate of a transistor, wherein the transistor further comprises a channel comprising the undoped graphene and a contact comprising the doped graphene. A transistor includes a gate, the gate comprising a carbon nanotube film; a channel, the channel comprising undoped graphene; and a contact, the contact comprising doped graphene.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a graphene layer, the graphene layer comprising a region of undoped graphene, the undoped graphene comprising a channel of a transistor, and a region of doped graphene, the doped graphene comprising a contact of the transistor; and a gate of the transistor, the gate comprising a carbon nanotube film. A method of fabricating an integrated circuit comprising graphene and carbon nanotubes, includes forming a graphene layer; doping a portion of the graphene layer, resulting in doped graphene and undoped graphene; forming a carbon nanotube film; and etching the carbon nanotube film to form a gate of a transistor, wherein the transistor further comprises a channel comprising the undoped graphene and a contact comprising the doped graphene. A transistor includes a gate, the gate comprising a carbon nanotube film; a channel, the channel comprising undoped graphene; and a contact, the contact comprising doped graphene.

Abstract: A semiconductor device and methods of making a semiconductor device using graphene are described. A monolithic three dimensional integrated circuit device includes a first layer having first active devices. The monolithic three dimensional integrated circuit device also includes a second layer having second active devices that each include a graphene portion. The second layer can be fabricated on the first layer to form a stack of active devices. A base substrate may support the stack of active devices.

Abstract: An alternating stack of first and second semiconductor layers is formed. Fin-defining mask structures are formed over the alternating stack. A planarization dielectric layer and first and second gate cavities therein are subsequently formed. The first and second gate cavities are extended downward by etching the alternating stack employing a combination of the planarization layer and the fin-defining mask structures as an etch mask. The germanium-free silicon material is isotropically etched to laterally expand the first gate cavity and to form a first array of semiconductor nanowires including the silicon-germanium alloy, and the silicon-germanium alloy is isotropically etched to laterally expand the second gate cavity and to form a second array of semiconductor nanowires including the germanium-free silicon material. The first and second gate cavities are filled with replacement gate structures. Each replacement gate structure laterally can surround a two-dimensional array of semiconductor nanowires.

Abstract: An alternating stack of first and second semiconductor layers is formed. Fin-defining mask structures are formed over the alternating stack. A planarization dielectric layer and first and second gate cavities therein are subsequently formed. The first and second gate cavities are extended downward by etching the alternating stack employing a combination of the planarization layer and the fin-defining mask structures as an etch mask. The second semiconductor material is isotropically etched to laterally expand the first gate cavity and to form a first array of semiconductor nanowires including the first semiconductor material, and the first semiconductor material is isotropically etched to laterally expand the second gate cavity and to form a second array of semiconductor nanowires including the second semiconductor material. The first and second gate cavities are filled with replacement gate structures. Each replacement gate structure laterally can surround a two-dimensional array of semiconductor nanowires.

Abstract: A thin film transistor having a channel region including a nanoconductor layer. The nanoconductor layer can be a dispersed monolayer of nanotubes or nanowires formed of carbon. The thin film transistor generally includes a gate terminal insulated by a dielectric layer. The nanoconductor layer is placed on the dielectric layer and a layer of semiconductor material is developed over the nanoconductor layer to form the channel region of the thin film transistor. A drain terminal and a source terminal are then formed on the semiconductor layer. At low field effect levels, the operation of the thin film transistor is dominated by the semiconductor layer, which provides good leakage current performance. At high field effect levels, the charge transfer characteristics of the channel region are enhanced by the nanoconductor layer such that the effective mobility of the thin film transistor is enhanced.

Abstract: Manufacturing a semiconductor structure including: forming a seed material on a sidewall of a mandrel; forming a graphene field effect transistor (FET) on the seed material; and removing the seed material.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a FET device is provided which includes the following steps. Nanowires/pads are formed in a SOI layer over a BOX layer, wherein the nanowires are suspended over the BOX. A HSQ layer is deposited that surrounds the nanowires. A portion(s) of the HSQ layer that surround the nanowires are cross-linked, wherein the cross-linking causes the portion(s) of the HSQ layer to shrink thereby inducing strain in the nanowires. One or more gates are formed that retain the strain induced in the nanowires. A FET device is also provided wherein each of the nanowires has a first region(s) that is deformed such that a lattice constant in the first region(s) is less than a relaxed lattice constant of the nanowires and a second region(s) that is deformed such that a lattice constant in the second region(s) is greater than the relaxed lattice constant of the nanowires.

Abstract: The invention provides a graphene device structure and a method for manufacturing the same, the device structure comprising a graphene layer; a gate region in contact with the graphene layer; semiconductor doped regions formed in the two opposite sides of the gate region and in contact with the graphene layer, wherein the semiconductor doped regions are isolated from the gate region; a contact formed on the gate region and contacts formed on the semiconductor doped regions. The on-off ratio of the graphene device is increased through the semiconductor doped regions without increasing the band gap of the graphene material, i.e., without affecting the mobility of the material or the speed of the device, thereby increasing the applicability of the graphene material in CMOS devices.

Abstract: According to example embodiments, a tunneling field-effect transistor (TFET) includes a first electrode on a substrate, a semiconductor layer on a portion of the first electrode, a graphene channel on the semiconductor layer, a second electrode on the graphene channel, a gate insulating layer on the graphene channel, and a gate electrode on the gate insulating layer. The first electrode may include a portion that is adjacent to the first area of the substrate. The semiconductor layer may be between the graphene channel and the portion of the first electrode. The graphene channel may extend beyond an edge of at least one of the semiconductor layer and the portion of the first electrode to over the first area of the substrate.

Abstract: Non-planar semiconductor devices having germanium-based active regions with release etch-passivation surfaces are described. For example, a semiconductor device includes a vertical arrangement of a plurality of germanium-rich nanowires disposed above a substrate. Each nanowire includes a channel region having a sulfur-passivated outer surface. A gate stack is disposed on and completely surrounds the channel region of each of the germanium-rich nanowires. The gate stack includes a gate dielectric layer disposed on and surrounding the sulfur-passivated outer surface and a gate electrode disposed on the gate dielectric layer. Source and drain regions are disposed on either side of the channel regions of the germanium-rich nanowires.

Abstract: A DBR/gallium nitride/aluminum nitride base grown on a silicon substrate includes a Distributed Bragg Reflector (DBR) positioned on the silicon substrate. The DBR is substantially crystal lattice matched to the surface of the silicon substrate. A first layer of III-N material is positioned on the surface of the DBR, an inter-layer of aluminum nitride (AlN) is positioned on the surface of the first layer of III-N material and an additional layer of III-N material is positioned on the surface of the inter-layer of aluminum nitride. The inter-layer of aluminum nitride and the additional layer of III-N material are repeated n-times to reduce or engineer strain in a final III-N layer.

Abstract: Provided are a light-emitting device package and a method of manufacturing the same. The light-emitting device package may include a plurality of light-emitting chips on one substrate (board). The plurality of light-emitting chips may produce colors around a target color. The target color may be produced by combinations of the colors of light emitted from the plurality of light-emitting chips. The colors around the target color may have the same hue as the target color and have color temperatures different from that of the target color. The plurality of light-emitting chips may have color temperatures within about ±250K of that of the target color.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a channel region; a gate dielectric over the channel region; a gate electrode over the gate dielectric; and a first source/drain region adjacent the gate dielectric. The first source/drain region is of a first conductivity type. At least one of the channel region and the first source/drain region includes a superlattice structure. The semiconductor device further includes a second source/drain region on an opposite side of the channel region than the first source/drain region. The second source/drain region is of a second conductivity type opposite the first conductivity type. At most, one of the first source/drain region and the second source/drain region comprises an additional superlattice structure.

Abstract: A semiconductor device and tunnel field-effect transistor, and methods of fabrication thereof are provided. The device includes first and second semiconductor regions, an intermediate region, and an epitaxial layer. The intermediate region separates the first and second semiconductor regions, and the epitaxial layer extends at least partially between the first and second regions over or alongside of the intermediate region. A gate electrode is provided for gating the circuit structure. The epitaxial layer is disposed to reside between the gate electrode and at least one of the first semiconductor region, the second semiconductor region, or the intermediate region. The epitaxial layer includes an epitaxially-grown, ultra-thin body layer of semiconductor material with a thickness less than or equal to 15 nanometers. Where the semiconductor device is a tunneling field-effect transistor, the intermediate region may be a large band-gap semiconductor region, with a band-gap greater than that of the epitaxial layer.

Abstract: A nanowire FET device includes a SOI wafer having a SOI layer over a BOX, and a plurality of nanowires and pads patterned in the SOI layer, wherein the nanowires are suspended over the BOX; an interfacial oxide surrounding each of the nanowires; and at least one gate stack surrounding each of the nanowires, the gate stack having (i) a conformal gate dielectric present on the interfacial oxide (ii) a conformal first gate material on the conformal gate dielectric (iii) a work function setting material on the conformal first gate material, and (iv) a second gate material on the work function setting material. A volume of the conformal first gate material and/or a volume of the work function setting material in the gate stack are/is proportional to a pitch of the nanowires.

Abstract: A nanowire FET device includes a SOI wafer having a SOI layer over a BOX, and a plurality of nanowires and pads patterned in the SOI layer, wherein the nanowires are suspended over the BOX; an interfacial oxide surrounding each of the nanowires; and at least one gate stack surrounding each of the nanowires, the gate stack having (i) a conformal gate dielectric present on the interfacial oxide (ii) a conformal first gate material on the conformal gate dielectric (iii) a work function setting material on the conformal first gate material, and (iv) a second gate material on the work function setting material. A volume of the conformal first gate material and/or a volume of the work function setting material in the gate stack are/is proportional to a pitch of the nanowires.

Abstract: Techniques for increasing effective device width of a nanowire FET device are provided. In one aspect, a method of fabricating a FET device is provided. The method includes the following steps. A SOI wafer is provided having an SOI layer over a BOX, wherein the SOI layer is present between a buried nitride layer and a nitride cap. The SOI layer, the buried nitride layer and the nitride cap are etched to form nanowire cores and pads in the SOI layer in a ladder-like configuration. The nanowire cores are suspended over the BOX. Epitaxial sidewalls are formed over the sidewalls of the nanowires cores. The buried nitride layer and the nitride cap are removed from the nanowire cores. A gate stack is formed that surrounds at least a portion of each of the nanowire cores and the epitaxial sidewalls.

Abstract: Semiconductor structures including parallel graphene nanoribbons or carbon nanotubes oriented along crystallographic directions are provided from a template of silicon carbide (SiC) fins or nanowires. The SiC fins or nanowires are first provided and then graphene nanoribbons or carbon nanotubes are formed on the exposed surfaces of the fin or the nanowires by annealing. In embodiments in which closed carbon nanotubes are formed, the nanowires are suspended prior to annealing. The location, orientation and chirality of the graphene nanoribbons and the carbon nanotubes that are provided are determined by the corresponding silicon carbide fins and nanowires from which they are formed.

Abstract: The graphene electronic device may include a gate oxide on a conductive substrate, the conductive substrate configured to function as a gate electrode, a pair of first metals on the gate oxide, the pair of the first metals separate from each other, a graphene channel layer extending between the first metals and on the first metals, and a source electrode and a drain electrode on both edges of the graphene channel layer.

Abstract: Enhancement mode III-nitride devices are described. The 2DEG is depleted in the gate region so that the device is unable to conduct current when no bias is applied at the gate. Both gallium face and nitride face devices formed as enhancement mode devices.

Abstract: A tunnel field effect transistor (TFET) and method of making the same is provided. The TFET comprises a source-channel-drain structure and a gate electrode. The source region comprises a first source sub-region which is doped with a first doping profile with a dopant element of a first doping type having a first peak concentration and a second source sub-region close to a source-channel interface which is doped with a second doping profile with a second dopant element with the same doping type as the first dopant element and having a second peak concentration. The second peak concentration of the second doping profile is substantially higher than the maximum doping level of the first doping profile close to an interface between the first and the second source sub-regions.

Abstract: A graphene-based electrically tunable nanoconstriction device and a non-transitory tangible computer readable medium encoded with a program for fabricating the device that includes a back-gate dielectric layer over a conductive substrate are described. The back-gate dielectric layer may be hexagonal boron nitride, mica, SiOx, SiNx, BNx, HfOx or AlOx. A graphene layer is an AB-stacked bi-layer graphene layer, an ABC-stacked tri-layer graphene layer or a stacked few-layer graphene layer. Contacts formed over a portion of the graphene layer include at least one source contact, at least one drain contact and at least one set of side-gate contacts. A graphene channel with graphene side gates is formed in the graphene layer between at least one source contact, at least one the drain contact and at least one set of side-gate contacts. A top-gate dielectric layer is formed over the graphene layer. A top-gate electrode is formed on the top-gate dielectric layer.